There has been far more requests for bus parking for the Women’s March on Washington – set for the day after Donald Trump’s inauguration – than for the inauguration itself, according to a District of Columbia Council member.
Charles Allen, a representative of Ward 6 for D.C., told The Washington Post that at least 1,200 buses have applied for special permit parking at RFK Stadium for the Women's march on Jan. 21. In contrast, about 200 buses have requested the special permit for the day of the inauguration.
According to NBC4, who first reported the numbers, RFK stadium parking lot can hold 1,300 buses.
The story points out that buses can park in other areas of Washington. The stadium parking lot is the largest city-run spot that can accommodate a large number of vehicles.
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